The event consisted of drag show performances, dance performances and DJ performances conducted by KCSC Radio. Free desserts and non-alcoholic drinks were provided as well.

“My hopes in putting on this event was getting people that comfortability of having a safe drug-free and alcohol-free space and being willing to be who they are in any kind of setting,” said Drew Belisle, a coordinator, “but preferably get to know people that might identify as them and being able to build that family connection.”

The event was free for all students with a suggested donation from $5 to $10.

“I’m really hoping that we get the hype up and set the standard in being able to acknowledge Chico as a diverse community, but also diverse in genders and sexualities and being able to have that safe space here and to keep this legacy going on in the future,” said Belisle.